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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 15, 14 October 1879, Page 3

i FOXTON BAKERY. 'THE undersigned intimates to the 1 inhabitants of Foxton that on and after this date he is prepared to supply BREAD OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY. Customers will be waited on for orders daily. JOHN W. LIDDELL, Main*street, Foxton, MUSIC. MR G. W. KING hereby announces a fortnight's holiday to his Music Pupils at Foxton. Palmerston, October 13, 1879. rpENDERS wanted to make about A four miles of Drains in Kopani Swamp. Let in lots at per cubic yard. Specifications to be seen at the office, Oroua Downs ; and at Mr Reid's house, Awa Huri. Tenders to be sent on or before the 20th inst. to|J. M'Lennan, Oroua Downs. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. A SPECIAL MEETING will be held on Monday, 3rd clay of November, at 2.30 p.m., to confirm the following resolution passed at a special meeting, held on the 6th of October : — " That all drains and other water courses situated on district roads in the County of Manawatu, be hereby placed under j the control of the various Highway and Local Boards in whose districts such watercourses may be, in accordance with the provisions of the Public Works Act, 1876." Hy order, D. H. MAC ARTHUR, Chairman. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL". VTOTIGE is hereby given that all JLN Dogs found without collar and badge of the current year atached, will be destroyed forthwith. By order, JOHN M'OULLOCH, Registrar of Dogs. MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD. TPENDERS are invited from comJ_ petent persons to act as Valuers to the atove Board, each Ward to be valuftd separately, at per Ward. Tenderers may tender for one or more Wards, or the whole District. The Valuations to be made in strict ccmpiiance with the Eating Act, 1876, and handed over to the Board, completed, on the Ist day of January, 1880. Any further information may bo obtained at the Highways Office, Palmerston North. Tenders to bo addressed to the Chairman, and sent in not later than 11 a.m. on Thursday, October 30, 1879. The Board does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. JOHN T. DALRYMPLE, Chairman. TO THE PUBLIC OF FOX TON. W MACKINTOSH desires to • inform the public of Foxton and surrounding districts that he is now working tiie Bakery Business recently held by Mr Loudon, and formerly owned by Mr* ll. Brown. W.M*. hopes by supplying good wholesome Bread, full weight, to receive a large share of patronage from the public. All orders carefully attended to, both in town and country. Note the address — W. MACKINTOSH lUker, Next Presbyterian Church, Foxton. MONI'.Y TO -LEND. -P9 onn 10 ijKN^ * n sums of frcm £100 to ,£SOO, upon nrstclass security. Apply by letter to ALPHA, Manawatu Heu ld Office, Foxton. Foxton, September 24, 1879. sUfl^^f* A U T I O ND Inftmrarticla <%% W VsMMuuiijlk Tfc * are sometimes "%% T offered and rtcomL -<('/<** mend ed to purofut*er*, i r *** <6g *- J ir*"^ J because the xellvr buys it at a louxr price, being of inferior quality, and, consequently, makes a larmr profit. 1 o avoid thw. aud receive a good article in LUiiJJiili and PEPPER, ask for "CHEASES," and see that the navte is on the package. Compared with any other brantf* in th« Colony, it la not to bo equuUtd. Sold in Tim by the principal Storekeeper!, throughout the dutric*,